
No, that wasn’t really Rabbi Allen on our site…
Here's the fake quote attributed to Rabbi Morris Allen that was posted to the JTA site:
There is a war going on here, the war between the kashrut standards of Orthodoxy and Conservatives. For so long, Orthodoxy has controlled the "industry" and we see what has happened.Tzedek will set a standard set by a committee and it will be certain to protect workers from abuse. An added benefit it that it will protect the IRS from being defrauded, because Tzedek will entail honesty on taxes as well.
We will give a pass to small stores where illegals work, but not large companies - that is to much leeway. If an owner has a housekeeper or nanny, he or she better be legal.
Then again, if these illegals are paid well and treated well, maybe it won't matter that they are illegal. This hasn't been worked out yet.
Meanwhile, the Agriprocessors matter should continue until we get what we deserve. Tzedek on out terms, Tzedek for our beliefs, and a Tzedek that we can regulate.
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Van Ness
07/11/08 05:23 PM
The post is clearly humorous in nature and therefore protected by the ameriquan konstitution